Jim Goodwin was left delighted that VAR fell the way of his Aberdeen side in their impressive 4-1 win over Hibs - but he knows the game itself didn't go all their own way.
His Dons side were up against it in the first half before referee David Munro looked to VAR to first overturn as Luis Lopes offside, and handing the forward a penalty after a collision with David Marshall in the box. Bojan Miovski scored the first of his brace at the second attempt and Yilber Ramadani plus Leighton Clarkson goals made sure Mykola Kukharevych's effort was only a mere consolation.
Counterpart Lee Johnson wasn't happy with the penalty Aberdeen were given but Goodwin says the Premiership's will get more things right than wrong, with his team sat in third. He explained: "VAR’s been in place all over the world for years and the main aim is to get the big calls right more often than not.
